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Gr. 11 Advertising Concepts and Activities

The document provides an overview of advertisements, explaining their purpose and the various entities that utilize them to promote products, services, or ideas. It includes instructions for a class activity where teams create a jingle and dance for a randomly drawn product, along with questions for discussion and analysis of advertisements. Key concepts such as the AIDA model and advertisement terminology are also outlined to enhance understanding of effective advertising techniques.
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Gr. 11 Advertising Concepts and Activities

The document provides an overview of advertisements, explaining their purpose and the various entities that utilize them to promote products, services, or ideas. It includes instructions for a class activity where teams create a jingle and dance for a randomly drawn product, along with questions for discussion and analysis of advertisements. Key concepts such as the AIDA model and advertisement terminology are also outlined to enhance understanding of effective advertising techniques.
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Good Day Gr. 11


What is an advertisement?

Advertising is a message
01 designed to promote a product
/ service / idea.

These messages are shown to


02 the public via the media by
means of newspapers,
magazines, radio, television,
billboard, flyers etc.
What type of individuals or entities utilize
advertisements and for what purposes?

Various entities, including


01 brands, companies and
organizations, make use of
advertisements.

Advertising helps companies, brands


02 and organizations to: generate
awareness, expand reach and make
their brand name more recognizable
to customers.
INSTRUCTIONS:

 Each team will randomly draw ONE well known product or brand.

The team then needs to showcase their advertising skills by crafting a unique and catchy jingle that
represents their brand.

 All teams have 5 minutes to compose their jingle.

The teams also need to create ONE ‘signature dance move’ with their jingle.

 NB! No foul language OR inappropriate language or behavior is encouraged.


Teams that do not adhere to the rule will be disqualified immediately.

The team with the best jingle wins! Your teacher will decide which team is the
winner. GOODLUCK!!! 
CLASS OPENING QUESTIONS
In your opinion, what
makes an advertisement
effective or ineffective?

Are there any advertisements that have


influenced your purchasing decisions?
What were they and why did they
resonate with you?
ADVERTISEMENT TERMINOLOGY
PRODUCT BRAND
The name of product or service.
the object being advertised.
E.g. McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Nike
e.g. Big Mac Burger

SERVICE SLOGAN
The catch phrase of the
e.g. car insurance, medical aid, company or product. E.g.
home loans “I’m lovin it”.

TARGET MARKET LOGO


audience that the advert is Picture / graphic used as an
aimed at. e.g. young people, identifying symbol. Acts as signature
parents, students for a brand
THE 5 MAIN QUESTIONS
WHO ? WHEN ?
• Advertiser/Brand? • Time
• Target market? • Any deadlines – sale?
• Contact persons? • When is it taking place?

WHAT ? HOW ?
• How does this advert reach it’s
• Product/service? goal?
• What action is required? • How does the image relate to
the text?
WHERE ? • How does the advert get your
attention?
• Specific places/stores? • How can you contact them?
• Where is the event taking
place?
THE AIDA MODEL
Something used to attract the reader’s
attention. E.g. picture, bold typed words,
white spaces, ad’s size.

Some information, e.g. details, price,


availability – creates interest in product
being advertised.

Something used to make you desire the product.


E.g. a celebrity may appear in the ad or the
images/text may suggest you will benefit from the
product.

Something is done to urge you to act


NOW. There may be a time limit on a sale
price or limited supply of the product.
ATTENTION (what is it?)
Eye-catching visuals
Intriguing headlines (bold fonts)
Celebrity endorsements
Humor
Surprise elements
Interactive elements
Emotional appeal
Unique storytelling
INTEREST (I like it)
Engaging storytelling
Demonstrating product benefits
Addressing the audience's needs and
desires
Showcasing product demonstrations or user
testimonials
Highlighting special offers or promotions
DESIRE (I want it)
Creating a sense of exclusivity or scarcity
Building inspirational and lifestyle appeal
Associating the product with positive
emotions and experiences
Using social proof to show popularity and
satisfaction
Evoking a sense of FOMO (Fear of Missing
Out) on an opportunity
ACTION (I am buying it)
Strong call-to-action (CTA)
Creating a sense of urgency to act now
Offering incentives like discounts or
bonuses for immediate action
Providing clear and accessible contact
information or purchase links
ACTIVITY: ADVERTISEMENT ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS QUESTIONS
1. What product/service is being advertised?

2. What is the brand of the product/service?

3. Who is the target market of the advertisement? Why?

4. Where can you obtain the product/service?

5. What age group is eligible for the complimentary Kids' Meal?

6. When is the offer applicable?

7. Until when is the promotion/advertisement valid?

8. If you would like more information about the brand/promotion, what can you do?

9. What elements drew your attention?

10. Explain the relationship between image and the text.

11. Do you think this advertisement is effective? Why?


CLASS GROUP DISCUSSION
[Link] is one important topic you learnt
about today in class?

[Link] traditional advertising methods be


impacted by the growing popularity of
celebrity and influencer marketing?
ACTIVITY: VISUAL LITERACY - ADVERTISEMENT
MEMORANDUM
3.1 Experienced veterinary surgeons. ✓ (1)

3.2 veterinarian / veterinary surgeon. ✓ (1)

3.3 The images of a puppy held by a gentleman wearing a stethoscope next to the image of a cat show that
the advert is about professionals in animal healthcare. ✓ ✓ (2)

3.4 The amounts written on the advertisement use the British pound currency symbol (£).✓ (1)

3.5 His / her role would be to lead a team of animal healthcare professionals at Medivet Dalston (1)
Centre. ✓

3.6 An email address and name of contact person are stated on the advert for correspondence (1)
purposes. ✓

3.7 Yes, it is a good technique. Interested parties would react knowing what the job has to offer. ✓ ✓
(ALLOW COGENT NEGATIVE RESPONSES) (2)

3.8 It uses state-of-the-art equipment. ✓ (1)


THANK YOU
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